On 8/28/07, Sam Trenholme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> MaraDNS development doesn't help me have a nice-looking resume; if
> MaraDNS was written in PHP, Java, or whatever the current
> buzzword-compliant language is, I may be able to get interviews. But
> it's written in C. The only C programming
Upstream here. This looks to be a feature request. I will try to explain
how MaraDNS is started, in order to help downstream look at this feature
request.
Basically, the original MaraDNS 1.0 did not daemonize, but depended on
non-POSIX Bash-isms like 'maradns &' in order to become a daemon.
Pe
Package: maradns
Severity: normal
The init script included in maradns does not print any warning message
if the maradns server fails to start (for example because of a corrupt
configuration file).
The init script should print a warning or exit with an error if
maradns is not started successfully.
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